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As has been the case with many facets of society in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the Building [ ... ]
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While California’s longstanding housing crisis necessitates bold action on the part of politicians to expand the state’s housing supply, the San aFrancisco Building and Construction Trades Council’s [ ... ]
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Thanks to a bond program funded by San Francisco Unified School District, the aging and cramped Clarendon Alternative Elementary School is getting a much-needed facelift.
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Approval looking likely for Balboa Reservoir development
July 29 - SF Examiner
San Francisco’s Millennium Tower fix approved, moving forward
July 29 - Building Design + Construction
Coronavirus stalls housing construction in SF, and lull may last a while
July 27 - SF Chronicle
Revised Designs for Bonus-Sized Development in the Mission
July 22 - SocketSite
Another Mortuary on the Market, Positioned for Redevelopment
July 21 - SocketSite
Bigger Plans for Previously Torpedoed Infill Site
July 17 - SocketSite
Big Bayview Project Permitted to Rise
July 16 - SocketSite
Residents, Developers Spar Over West Side San Francisco Housing Projects
July 16 - CBS SF Bay Area
Oakland’s largest single industrial development breaks ground, begins pre-leasing
Jul 10 - SF Business Times
Sea level rise means a 2,250-ton building lift at SF’s Pier 70
July 9 - SF Chronicle
Big Development Overlooking Candlestick Slated for Approval
July 8 - SocketSite
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A staffing agency hired me to work temporarily at a worksite, and I suffered a major injury while on the job. I don’t know if either of the two companies has workers’ compensation insurance. Can I bring a civil suit against the staffing agency, against the worksite employer, both, or neither?
